., for cargo warehouse and support office space to be occupied by china airlines, ltd., in building 648 at san francisco international airport. supervisor chu: the think you very much. we have kathy from the asset open -- sfo. >> the airport is seeking the approval for a five-year lease renewal with china airlines for office space cargo space and ramp space at the airport. the terms of a lease renewal have changed slightly. the amount of square footage does represent a reduction in office space that china airlines no longer needs. as well as a reduced square footage rental rate. the current rental rate per square foot is $23.77. the new five-year agreement would have a $21.40 per square foot proposed rent. that results in an annual rent payment to the airport of $814,955. both the rental rate and the five-year term of the lease renewal are the results of negotiations between the airport staff, aviation staff, china airlines, with reductions representing changing cargo environments in the shrinking environment. especially san francisco. staff is extremely happy to have another five-year

publish an independent art website visual arts source along with our local digest art scene and art ltd the covers the western states visual arts and our feeling is that we have to occupy a position of advocating standards and living by them and when we see people in public positions such as hers occupy that position and not live up to the standards implicit in that position we find that very troubling we need forces that walk the walk as well as talk the talk i'm wondering how your strike is going through other people you know signing up with me when this woman has nine thousand unpaid writers at her disposal that are willing to contribute to the huffington post all just to get some exposure it's one of the most popular website in the united states. that's right and we'd like that to be a popular web site that espouses the kind of standards and principles that we believe in and that our writers want to contribute to but there has to be an appropriate consistency that makes it work on both the level of what it represents and what it is but is it i don't know is it unethical therefore no

if we finish this as a stalemate in gaddafi is still in charge, albeit with a theory ltd. reached in the eastern part, i do not see how anybody describes this in the result as a success. host: you have no idea what is in the speech of the president for whom he has been talking to in putting this together. how much consultation should the president have with intelligent sources about how much he can say and what he should say is in the speech? guest: a great deal of context. they have a real seat at the table, with anything like this. they have to see where we are at this point. the problem is, the real world is never get to the point where you develop and operation and pulled the trigger with a lack of information. you never have all of the information you want. if you wait, things will go further south or things will pass you by. the president will be given all best intelligence available. that will be explained in context. this is what we have, do not have, are unsure o in any situation like this, the intel community has a major role to play. the president makes the call

and so, i would refer to do for it, to the research, look at resource numbers, with soft ltd.provide the answer in writing. >> we want to get accurate information, so that's good. >> and i was going to ask, dr. whitney, you pointed out there's a difference between resources and reserves. and i noticed in mr. whitney's report, they talked about that. could you go more in depth as to the explanation between reserves and resources clacks >> short. >> reserves are amounts of oil or gas that have been proven to it is through drilling. companies use reserves as word of an inventory that they will produce at some point in the future. as those reserves are produced, they add new reserves, either through reserve growth and an existing field or through development of new fields. for that reason, reserve values, preserve numbers tend not to vary wildly. they may creep up and down, but over time they don't change very much be keys these are amounts of oil that companies keep in reserve for production. the undiscovered resource is our geological estimate in areas that either have not been

if we finish this as a stalemate in gaddafi is still in charge albeit with a theory ltd. in the eastern part i do not see how anybody describes this in the result as a success. host: you have no idea what is in the speech of the president for whom he has been talking to in putting this together. how much consultation should the president have with intelligent sources about how much he can say and what he should say is in the speech? guest: a great deal of context. they have a real seat at the table, with anything like this. they have to see where we are at this point. the problem is, the real world is never get to the point where you develop and operation and pulled the trigger with a lack of information. you never have all of the information you want. if you wait, things will go further south or things will pass you by. the president will be given all best intelligence available. that will be explained in context. this is what we have, do not have, are unsure of. in any situation like this, the intel community has a major role to play. the president makes the call. where

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about ltd. andg tactical areas where they have expressed a desire for nonviolence. if you go through the ranks extensively, as i have spent the last 10 years doing, and look at exactly what they believe in, there is no difference in terms of the long term strategy and what they want to do. are there short-term tactical agreements? sure. i'm an all-star yuri has agreed to participate in democratic elections -- by menaker al- al-zawahiri has agreed to participate in democratic elections. you have to be very careful how you deal with public rhetoric on these issues. there are many more commonalities between the brotherhood's ideology and the global jihadist movement and what is about. it is false in terms of the rhetoric. it is top -- it is false in terms of function and how it works within other organizations. this is not to say there are not elements within the brotherhood who are different and disagree. i am sure there are. as in any organization. there are people who disagree here on various issues. when it came to 9/11, there were disagreements within the military

and so, i would refer to do for it, to the research, look at resource numbers, with soft ltd.provide the answer in writing. >> we want to get accurate information, so that's good. >> and i was going to ask, dr. whitney, you pointed out there's a difference between resources and reserves. and i noticed in mr. whitney's report, they talked about that. could you go more in depth as to the explanation between reserves and resources clacks >> short. >> reserves are amounts of oil or gas that have been proven to it is through drilling. companies use reserves as word of an inventory that they will produce at some point in the future. as those reserves are produced, they add new reserves, either through reserve growth and an existing field or through development of new fields. for that reason, reserve values, preserve numbers tend not to vary wildly. they may creep up and down, but over time they don't change very much be keys these are amounts of oil that companies keep in reserve for production. the undiscovered resource is our geological estimate in areas that either have not been

poor would have great difficulty making the roof like that with you call yourself private, public, ltd., whatever come to you, the person, but you step into the public discussion and make some public statement and then somebody wants to answer you. >> did mr. snyder, the father, become a public figure simply because his son was killed in iraq? >> no, mr. chief justice. >> if he didn't take out the usual obituary notice, and in this case you cannot other way. >> it's not the obituary, mr. chief justice. he went far beyond that. >> with the heat is nothing other than bury his son. >> he does nothing. without i get them. >> you don't get the maximum publicity. my question is did he simply buries a son, you see a public figure open to this protest are not? >> i don't know the context of order if i can give you a definitive answer that. it was not an issue of seeking maximum publicity. he was an issue if you've been an existing public platform to bring the viewpoint that was not being articulated for two years. >> what is it called after he puts in the obituary information and call by the l

and so, i would refer to do for it, to the research, look at resource numbers, with soft ltd.provide the answer in writing. >> we want to get accurate information, so that's good. >> and i was going to ask, dr. whitney, you pointed out there's a difference between resources and reserves. and i noticed in mr. whitney's report, they talked about that. could you go more in depth as to the explanation between reserves and resources clacks >> short. >> reserves are amounts of oil or gas that have been proven to it is through drilling. companies use reserves as word of an inventory that they will produce at some point in the future. as those reserves are produced, they add new reserves, either through reserve growth and an existing field or through development of new fields. for that reason, reserve values, preserve numbers tend not to vary wildly. they may creep up and down, but over time they don't change very much be keys these are amounts of oil that companies keep in reserve for production. the undiscovered resource is our geological estimate in areas that either have not been

if we finish this as a stalemate in gaddafi is still in charge albeit with a theory ltd.eached in the eastern part i do not see how anybody describes this in the result as a success. host: you have no idea what is in the speech of the president for whom he has been talking to in putting this together. how much consultation should the president have with intelligent sources about how much he can say and what he should say is in the speech? guest: a great deal of context. they have a real seat at the table, with anything like this. they have to see where we are at this point. the problem is, the real world is never get to the point where you develop and operation and pulled the trigger with a lack of information. you never have all of the information you want. if you wait, tngs will go further south or things will pass you by. the president will be given all best intelligence available. that will be explained in context. this is what we have, do not have, are unsure of. in any situation like this, the intel community has a major role to play. the president makes the call. w

i am ltd. in being able to celebrate. i have brought a little flag that i will be able to fly on that day. seeing it in from up here is a beautiful view. i have tried to have everyone partaking in its fight sending picture -- in it by sending pictures. it stands out during the day and at night. it is easy to see from a geographical and international point of view. we have to keep it in that way. >> good day to everyone. you see the sun setting and rising every day. you have 45 minutes of light and 45 minutes of day. do you realize that? how do you manage to keep the time? >> here inside the space station, we have view ports that are not always open. most of the time, they stay closed because we have to maneuver outside. we base our gaze on the clock, which -- base our days on the clock. we have standard work hours. using work from 8:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. with about -- we usually work from 8:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. with about one hour for lunch. we look outside and it is gay or light -- day or light depending on where yo